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July 6, 2018

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“The subject matter of people in their every day activities intrigues me because most of the scenes I paint happen in an instant. Sometimes it is so fast that we miss it or we don’t remember it,” says Kirk Kurokawa of his works., as shown above and below.

July 6, 2018

Lead Story – Capturing Slices of Maui Life

Hawaii Herald - July 19, 2018

“. . . I’m interested in preserving memorabilia, preserving the past . . .” says Colin Yamamoto standing beside one of the glass cases containing various antiques and memorabilia.

July 6, 2018

Preserving Maui’s Yesteryears

Ai Iwane working with the Kodak Cirkut camera in Fukushima. (Photo by Haruo Imazumi)

July 6, 2018

The Arts – Fukushima …. Hawaii

A gathering of friends at the Hotel Sun Palace Kyuyoukan: (from left) Regina Yoshimori and Tom Yamamoto from Hawai‘i, columnist Colin Sewake and Yoshikazu Matsubara from Tomari Senior High School in Naha.

July 6, 2018

My Hawaii – Spam Musubi Worth Lining Up For?

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